Does ovarian cyst necessarily require ovarian removal?

Although ovarian cysts are benign tumors, if they are not treated quickly, they can cause infertility, miscarriage, or malignant lesions. Therefore, many young women are afraid and worried that they will not be able to get pregnant after suffering from ovarian cysts. Many people believe that ovarian cysts must be surgically removed. Actually, this is not the case. So is there any other way to treat it? Next, I will tell you some relevant knowledge about ovarian cysts.

Traditional surgery

Traditional surgery is commonly used to remove cysts, but it is very painful, has high potential risks, is expensive, has a slow recovery, is prone to infection, and has a certain impact on work, study, and life. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy can easily damage the body's vital energy and normal cells, reduce the patient's immune function, cause great pain, and are expensive. With the advancement of modern medicine, traditional surgical treatments have gradually been eliminated and replaced by minimally invasive treatment techniques.

Laparoscopic technology - safe and minimally invasive treatment of ovarian cysts without surgery, with a postoperative cure rate close to 100%

Laparoscopic technology combines diagnosis and treatment. Compared with traditional treatments (such as taking medicine, laparotomy, etc.), it is more advanced, safer, less invasive and has better effects. Its remarkable clinical efficacy has been authoritatively recommended by the World Health Organization and has become the preferred technology for patients!

Treatment principle: Laparoscopic technology is to make three small incisions of about 3 mm in the abdominal wall under the full guidance of the laparoscopic equipment, insert the laparoscope lens into the abdominal cavity, take images of the lesions and magnify them 10-20 times in real time, and use minimally invasive technology to destroy and eliminate the cyst while retaining complete reproductive function.

Is it necessary to remove the uterus to treat ovarian cysts? The uterus is a common benign tumor of the female reproductive organ, which can cause clinical symptoms such as excessive menstruation, lower abdominal mass, or difficulty urinating or defecating. Because it is a benign tumor, the early symptoms are not obvious. Many patients only discover their ovarian cysts when they have grown bigger. This may be the reason for her infertility for many years.

From the above we can know that the treatment of ovarian cysts does not necessarily require surgery. If the condition is mild, you can also choose our country's traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine's treatment of ovarian cysts is relatively mild, so the side effects on the human body are relatively small.